Instructions: How-to save your character in Super Hero Machine:
There is no way within Flash itself to export images at run-time to a local drive. There are two workarounds. One is to use a screen-capture utility (for instance, alt-printscreen in Windows) to capture the entire screen image (including your character) to the clipboard. You can then open a paint program (like the aptly-named Paint in Windows), paste the image there, crop it, and save it as whatever you like. The second is a bit more involved. You have to install a local PostScript printer driver (i.e. the Canon LBP-8III PS-1) and choose to PRINT TO FILE when you print to it. Save the file with a .ps extension, then open it with Photoshop. You will get a high-resolution, color image in Photoshop that you can then manipulate however you like.
Build your own super hero: Super Hero Machine
Instructions: How-to save your character in Super Hero Machine:
There is no way within Flash itself to export images at run-time to a local drive. There are two workarounds. One is to use a screen-capture utility (for instance, alt-printscreen in Windows) to capture the entire screen image (including your character) to the clipboard. You can then open a paint program (like the aptly-named Paint in Windows), paste the image there, crop it, and save it as whatever you like. The second is a bit more involved. You have to install a local PostScript printer driver (i.e. the Canon LBP-8III PS-1) and choose to PRINT TO FILE when you print to it. Save the file with a .ps extension, then open it with Photoshop. You will get a high-resolution, color image in Photoshop that you can then manipulate however you like.
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